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D.C.) Gridiron Club (Washington
A storied Washington journalism society, not a single individual author, it produced satirical books and keepsakes tied to its long-running dinners and political skits. Its published works offer a small, lively window into the humor and insider culture of the U.S. press corps.
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Mother Goose in Gridiron Rhyme: A collection of alphabets, rhymes, tales and jingles With 80 illustrations
by D.C.) Gridiron Club (Washington
About the author
Founded in 1885, the Gridiron Club is the oldest journalistic organization in Washington, D.C. It was created by reporters and editors covering national politics, and over time became known for its annual dinner, where journalists and public figures trade jokes and perform political satire.
Books credited to "Gridiron Club (Washington, D.C.)" are typically club publications rather than works by one named writer. They often include anniversary volumes, humorous verse, dinner souvenirs, and playful political pieces that reflect the club's traditions and the world of Washington journalism at the time.
Because this is a group author, there is no single personal biography to give. The best way to understand the name on the title page is as a collective voice from a historic press club that mixed reporting, camaraderie, and satire.